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Motown Museum is the beating heart of the extraordinary Motown legacy—a destination that brings together people and ideas from different generations, and celebrates the past while simultaneously building a bridge to the future.
About Motown MuseumTo ensure our vast collection maintains public visibility, and to keep things fresh for our guests, Motown Museum changes its main gallery exhibit 1-2 times per year. Here is what’s currently showing at our museum.
Current ExhibitMotown Museum transports you into an era of musical magic. From the moment you step on the plaza, you’ll be immersed in the Motown sound and will experience a profound sense of history.
Book A TourOur uniquely curated community programs emphasize education, entrepreneurship and equity—with experiences, mentoring and exposure that nurtures and elevates tomorrow’s history makers. Museum programs cultivate creativity and entrepreneurship in budding talent, allowing great art, big ideas and innovation to flourish.
View All Programs9 - 12 Grade | July 9 - 19
Ignite is a two-week program designed for high school-aged singers who want to take their musical talents to the next level...
Learn More6 – 8 Grade | August 6 - 16
For middle-school students passionate about music, we offer Spark, a day camp that helps students write and perform music together...
Learn MoreFrom memorable galas and concert performances, to community celebrations and educational programs, we host a range of special events throughout the year.
All EventsSeptember 20, 2024
The Cube, Detroit
Learn MoreAs an irresistible force of social and cultural change, the legendary Motown portfolio made its mark not just on the music industry, but society at large, with a signature Motown Sound that has become one of the most significant musical accomplishments and stunning success stories of the 20th century.
Discover The LegacyLike many other African Americans in the early 20th century, Berry Gordy, Sr. and his wife, Bertha Fuller Gordy, came North from Georgia to find a better life for themselves and their family.
Gordy FamilyMotown is an extended family of some of the most iconic and influential artists, musicians and songwriters of our time. Brought together by destiny through their love for making music, they found themselves making history.
Motown ArtistsThe culmination of years of planning, hard work and generous contributions from dedicated donors, the highly anticipated, $50 million Motown Museum expansion project will grow the museum campus to a 50,000-square-foot world-class entertainment and education tourist destination.
ExpansionWhen you contribute to the Motown Museum, you become part of a rich musical and cultural legacy. We are a 501(c)(3) not for profit, tax-exempt organization in Detroit.
With gratitude, we recognize our Annual Fund and Expansion Donors for their generous support!